Williams drew attention on the Jets’ interior line, but Dallas found answers with a mobile, improvisational approach that undermined inside pressure and created exploitable gaps for big plays.

Williams stood out as a disruptive interior force, part of a front that applied consistent pressure on the Jets’ pass protection, contributing to the overall defensive intensity.

Quinnen Williams is referenced in an interception moment; his presence counters Philadelphia’s offense with interior pressure, affecting Hurts’ time to throw and the Broncos’ ability to disrupt rhythm.

Quinnen Williams leads a disruptive Jets front, a three-time Pro Bowler who anchors the interior pressure Dallas must handle with their reshuffled line.

Williams is the Jets' interior disruptor, tasked with pressuring Prescott and clogging running lanes. A dominant interior presence could tilt this cross-conference tilt toward New York by forcing errant throws and negating Dallas' inside runs.